The Philippine government is committed to strengthening the agricultural sector and supporting agripreneurs through various programs spearheaded by the Department of Agriculture (DA) and the Department of Trade and Industry […]
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How Spraying Drones Are Changing Farming in the Philippines
Let’s talk about something that’s turning heads—and crops—in the Philippines: spraying drones for agriculture. Yes, drones. But not the ones you see buzzing around malls or used to capture cool […]
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How to Start a Farm Cafe and Organic Food Store
The demand for farm-to-table dining and organic food in the Philippines has grown significantly as more consumers become health-conscious and environmentally aware. Starting a farm cafe and organic food store […]
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How to Write a Business Plan for Agribusiness Loan Approval
Securing a loan for your agribusiness in the Philippines requires a well-structured business plan. Financial institutions and government agencies such as the Land Bank of the Philippines (LANDBANK) and the […]
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Agrarian Reform Programs: How They Benefit Farmers in the Philippines
Agrarian reform in the Philippines plays a crucial role in empowering farmers by ensuring land ownership, improving agricultural productivity, and fostering economic stability in rural communities. These programs are designed […]
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Best Grants for Agribusiness Startups in the Philippines
Starting an agribusiness in the Philippines can be a lucrative venture, especially with the support of various government and private funding programs. These grants and financial assistance programs are designed […]
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How to Avail of Free Farm Machinery from the Government
The Philippine government provides free farm machinery to qualified farmers and cooperatives to boost agricultural productivity and competitiveness. Through initiatives like the Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund (RCEF) Mechanization Program, farmers […]
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How to Apply for DA Loans in the Philippines
The Department of Agriculture (DA) offers various loan programs to support farmers, fisherfolk, and agripreneurs in improving their productivity and ensuring food security. If you’re looking for financial assistance to […]
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Watermelon Production Guide: How to Grow High-Yield and Disease-Resistant Watermelons
Watermelon or pakwan (Citrullus lanatus) is a popular fruit in the Philippines, known for its refreshing taste and high water content. It thrives in tropical and subtropical climates, making it […]
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Growing Black Sapote: Fruit That Tastes Like Chocolate
Imagine biting into a fruit that tastes just like chocolate pudding! The Black Sapote (Diospyros digyna), also known as the “chocolate pudding fruit,” is a unique tropical fruit that has […]
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Growing potato without soil
Soil plays a crucial part in farm production but it now becomes ineffectual with the advent of soil-less farming or simply hydroponics . This technique in farming has become so […]
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Farmer profits from shifting to adlay farming
Every progress requires risk. And only those who risk going far are able to know how far they can possibly go. This saying works well for Conchita A. Banguiyao, 48, […]
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DOST-TRC to Explore Cheaper Flour Substitute From Sago
DAVAO CITY – After a new round of oil price increases, news of cheaper pandesal from locally abundant flour alternative is a welcome respite.
This was the report of Dennis Cunanan, Director General of the DOST’s Technology Resource Center, after conf…
CPAR capacitates Leyte farmers on jackfruit technologies
“Ako po’y talagang nagpapasalamat sa CPAR dahil marami kaming natutunan. Kung wala ito, mahihirapan kami sa production ng jackfruit [I am really thankful to CPAR because we have learned a […]
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Papaya Production Guide
Papaya is a luscious fruit that has been taken for granted. The total crop area in the Philippines planted to papaya amounts to only 8,720 hectares or 0.1 percent of […]
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